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Management's $150 million platform investment may hinge on whether new credit products can offset tighter lending filters and prove profitable at scale.

Pricing power is returning to premier office markets as limited new supply allows BXP raise rents on expiring leases.

Cash conversion at 100% while expanding growth capital shows the company can fund both returns and scale.

Cost discipline and acquisition momentum may position the distributor to expand margins even as housing demand remains weak.

(BPT) - Allied World is the first corporate award founder of the Make-A-Wish Starblazer Awards.

Hims & Hers stock crashed after issuing weak guidance.

INVE exits IoT and pivots to acquiring recurring-revenue software.

Management is pushing foodservice growth as branded volumes slip.

Brazil's import headwinds are proving manageable as North American strength funds shareholder returns without straining the balance sheet.

The bank is aggressively cleaning up troubled loans while protecting margins through debt restructuring.

Platform scaling and AI are helping expand profit margins faster than revenue growth, a rare efficiency gain for long-term compounders.

York just missed on earnings -- but it's the cash burn that concerns me.

Jensen Huang has stepped down as Nvidia’s CEO amid a national security scandal. Our analysts tackle the six questions every Nvidia shareholder is asking, from who can fill his shoes to whether the stock has fallen far enough.

That $1.4 trillion valuation will give the AI lab some lofty financial expectations to meet.

AppLovin's AI-driven growth and fatter margins square off against The Trade Desk's cleaner balance sheet and open-web independence.

Anthropic scaled back its IPO valuation target. Should that worry investors?

Markets came under renewed pressure Friday as rising Treasury yields and uncertainty surrounding the AI industry sparked a rotation out of technology stocks and into defensive sectors.

The surging demand for memory chips likely won't cool for a few more years.

Malaise about the broader AI sector seemed to sink in following Jensen Huang's resignation from Nvidia.

Carrier Global (NYSE:CARR) expects data center sales to reach about $2 billion in 2026 and approximately $3 billion in 2027, as growing demand for cooling equipment helps support the company’s broader sales outlook, executives said at Baird’s Global Industrial Conference. Chairman and CEO Dave Gitl

Stantec (NYSE:STN) raised its 2026 profitability outlook after reporting higher third-quarter revenue and earnings, as delayed U.S. projects moved forward and demand remained strong across its water business. Net revenue rose 9.4% from a year earlier to approximately CAD 1.9 billion, while adjusted

WhiteHawk Income (NYSE:WHK), referred to as WhiteHawk Minerals on its earnings call, reported $18 million in third-quarter cash available for distribution and said its recent acquisitions are expected to increase cash flow per share over the next two years. Chief Executive Officer Daniel Herz said

NET Power (NYSE:NPWR) is pursuing an initial on-site power project for a prospective artificial intelligence customer while continuing to develop Project Permian in parallel, executives said on the company’s third-quarter 2026 earnings call. The initial project would be located at a Texas site that

Comp En De Mn Cemig ADS (NYSE:CIG) reported higher recurring earnings for the third quarter of 2026, as its distribution business benefited from market recovery and a tariff adjustment while the Brazilian utility continued a multibillion-real investment program. Recurring earnings before interest,

Flowers Foods (NYSE:FLO) is seeking additional financial flexibility as it confronts weaker bread demand, pressure on branded volumes and higher commodity costs expected to extend into the first half of 2027, executives said during the company’s third-quarter earnings call. Chairman and CEO Ryals M

Suncrete (NASDAQ:RMIX) reported higher third-quarter revenue and improved margins, but lowered its full-year outlook as elevated interest rates weighed on residential construction and some larger projects faced delays. Revenue rose to $141 million, up 45% from the second quarter and 163% from a yea

Owlet (NYSE:OWLT) withdrew its 2026 financial outlook after initiating a safety update for camera cable guards following the death of a child who became tangled in an unsecured camera cable. The company estimates a $13 million to $18 million net impact from identifiable costs and retailer returns,

The much-anticipated Anthropic IPO could price late Tuesday and launch the AI startup's shares on the Nasdaq by Wednesday.

AI-driven electricity demand and defense needs have given these three companies record order books that stretch for years.

Patient visits wrap up as PMN310's 12-month topline readout approaches.

Zero debt and a $1.4 billion cash pile give Teekay room to renew its fleet.

Subsidiaries must now raise outside money on their own, so Accelsius's fate hinges on whether it can attract capital without parent backing.

Central Puerto is betting on Vaca Muerta exploration, which would require at least $240 million in spending over the next two years if it enters the RIGI regime.

These things could have unpleasant consequences for your budget if you're not careful.

Massive write-down and a shrinking staff reshape Innventure's parent company outlook.

Cost cuts returned platform EBITDA to positive, while lenders slow key projects.

Non-QM mix climbed and a pending TYTL merger could reshape the lender's future.

Federal funding talks and a new manufacturing tool shape the next growth phase.

Merger synergies and a builder pipeline underpin the recurring revenue thesis.

Dream Industrial pays more today. I’d give Granite the edge for income I want to grow over time.

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Dyadic's push into licensing deals, rather than funding its own factories, leaves its revenue path hinging on partners it has yet to name.

Virgin Galactic has some bad news for investors on its planned flight cadence two years from now.

Short-duration courses are pulling enrollment toward lower-tuition programs, so revenue per student matters as much as headcount.

These three companies have the means to continue raising dividends.